McLaren's Zak Brown has revealed his team is keeping a close eye on the health situation in Vietnam, after the nearby Chinese Grand Prix was postponed due to the coronavirus epidemic. The sport is due to make its debut in the country, which borders China, on April 5 with a street race in the capital Hanoi. Brown made it clear that his British-based team would not force any employee to go. “Vietnam has not been raised yet as a potential issue. But obviously it is very nearby (to China) so we are going to monitor the situation,” the American told reporters at the launch of the 2020 McLaren F1 car. “We would never do anything that puts our people at risk and I don’t believe Formula 1...
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